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Originally Posted by pornlaw
It's almost impossible to match the RNA/DNA of HIV virus without the proper tests being done on everyone involved almost immediately. With that said, the last two confirmed on set transmissions on the straight side absolutely started with male talent. This past on set transmission in Las Vegas was a gay shoot so yes that absolutely involved make talent as well.
The Kink shoot did not involve an on set transmission or Cal Dept of Public Health would have released an alert like they recently did with the shoot in Vegas.
While it's not fair to blame the gay community, if you know anything about HIV transmission, it is completely accurate to say anal sex carries a huge potential for transmission far far far above oral sex and even demonstratively greater than vaginal sex where there is no internal pop.
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Here is the problem, which I quoted above:
Fear of being called anti gay. We pretend it is a heterosexual disease, and you have now made it an "anal" disease. We all know needle sharing is a risk, so let's skip to sexual transmission which is the issue. Guess what, females do not transmit it. If you think women transmit HIV please give me examples, along with your information source. Straight men do not transmit it. Gay and so-called "bi" men do transmit it to women and other men. It's not the anal act, it's the infected male.
The proliferation of gay escorting and cross performers is destroying our industry. Straight and gay lives matter. Gay and bi men should not be allowed in the straight side and should not be allowed to perform on the gay side if they are HIV positive. Producers should not allow cross over talent. Companies that buy content should not buy any that is cross over. Companies should not buy content that has HIV positive performers. HIV positive performers should not work. I do not know how to enforce this, but one thing is for certain, pretending straight people transmit HIV is stupid and won't solve the problem.